FPP's strategy is to invest in and co-produce commercial films in return for a share of copyright in the film, producer fees, international exploitation rights and participation in net profits. FPP's investment will be recoupable from sales revenue. Once the Company's investment has been recovered, it intends to charge a premium on the next tranche of income and then share in net profits.
Films will be chosen, not only on the basis of their theatrical or first run television value, but also on their potential residual sales value to the secondary markets of DVD and other audio visual platforms. The board has a commitment to British talent, and will restrict investments solely to British qualifying films, thus ensuring all FPP productions access the tax benefits available in the UK for film productions.
The company is a full service boutique based on a Value Network
Business Model. The advantage of this model as opposed to conventional integrated
models is that it provides the scale and flexibility for the company to
expand over time, with minimal organization restructuring. The creative
industries are based on collaboration across multiple workstreams.
Traditionally, film companies have sold the rights to their finished work
to
a distribution company or sales agency. FPP seeks to direct the product
throughout its lifecycle with strategic alliances. FPP will maintain certain
core capabilities within the Value Network, and will leverage the specialist
domain knowledge of partner companies in other areas.
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